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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26

Land Ofnce II Grand Forks. D I, March Z, ISL
hes hled notice Of his intention to make Ansl prosf 10
support Of bis claim. and that said proof will 3 nads
before Z @ SaundeEs, clerk Of distrtes court fe 1AAssy
viz: JOHN @ WICkUM. b = lo4o. for the NJ SEQ
80, town l6A. range e2.
He names the following witnesses to prove his CO.
tnuous resldence upon and cultivation Of sajd Land:
Ole . Neseeth, Carl Hordrum, Il o Nosc,h and Hans L
Upland, all Of Crazy. D I.
30 TIFFANY. Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26

Land Once At Grand Forks, o T, Feb 70, l1s7-
has nled notice Of his intention 10 mako AAsl proot 10
support OF his claim, and that said proof will b nads
before tho regisler and receiver, II GEaad FORKS. Dak,
Of the w and seL Of the swN sec s, aud the ss1< 81
the nwN and the nwl Of tho neA, SOC 9, town fss.
range &c.
tnuous residence npoc, AID cultivation Of nd Aad:
James Orchard, George oliver, 4 M Calderwocd and "
z Hunt, all Of Crazy, D I.
4S-l d G TIFFANY. Resist,,.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26
EIt.ts. Shelley 4 s~erumgard. Astornsys. sli

Land Once 1t Grand Forks, Dakota, March Z, issT-
Notics l. hereby given that tbs following-nansd settler
has hled notice Of his intention 10 make aasl psooiis
support Of his ciaim. and that aid proof will b nAds
before T c Saundsn, clerk Of the district cosrt, as Dsv.
IL Lake, D 7 ON April Is. 1857, Wis: AAk1IH r.
PETERSON, for the ~ nwz and VIZ ~ ~ II.
town l53, range O..
He names tho following witnesses 70 prove biz Goa.
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, ~ hsd.
lnseb!et 0leram, Peter X Lee. Aibest Rsh1, Oss Thor.
son, all Devils Lake, II.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26
SELF Or BEARER
By WALTER BEsANE.

N--1e 80
I By WALTER BESANE.
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-
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the open win ow into tn. hacS oarden-
where two lilac, and a laburnnm vara n
full blossom. When 8 Girl i, enraoed to tia
mist delightful fellow IN the vnrld and tina
cleversst. thars ara not many honk, vhich
shecarus TO rad. lift IS asked Why sbe
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represents the E,olish honhayr ~ .1;ua
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chantants. onan-.ir concerts ons... 49,
circusea. nuulic raydans~.i1 Ina. - th;se.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26

sMSsA 49,: ~. ..hs sosised by the School
upag1 seeool Township until 1usadsy.
AI1l ., q 4 o,eloek II, for the erection Of oss
sshosahossA.A Sec. -. Town ls6. Hases o.. sssaA.
eedoes ea b essn Ct IL o9es II Joha ICONS,
Owls Lax, Dsk. 1hs board fsssvs d. feht % N
v. n. OTIS, usA.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26

Land Once at Devils Lake. DAk. NascA 10, 1857
der has aled aosiee Of hs intention b nAks aAai
proof In support Of bis claim. and th.s Ald pseos
Will b made before tbs Register or Receiver q Dsytls
LAkS, D !, on Nay 2 1881, vis: TILDA Il NVkA, d
8 No 2lss. for tho ~ Of tho seN, scc &, tows lss.
nngc 81.
Ne nance tho following witnesses to prove his Goa.
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of, said Ind:
Herman Th.npson, Gabriel Peterson, Thoaas Cks6k:
enson and Ben Benscn. all II Grand Harbor, D 4,
HENRY W.. LORD. KssiAss.
Fiittic, Shelley 1 SerumSsfd. Attorneys. NA
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26

Land ONCE At Grand Forks, !. n, Feb Is. lss1.-
Notice 10 hereby given that the following NAMED sss.lsss
have died notioa OF their intention to make anal proof
in support Of their claims and that said proof wll -
made before The judge and s~x-onscio clerk Of psehsss
April {, 1857, Viz: EDWARD HEDICON, h. icsS4
for tho seZ sec ! town lA, range 03.
Ho names the following witnesses TO prove hs COO.
tlnuous residencs upon and cultivation Of aaiA land:
Heber II Crsel, Christian Osmunson, ThonAs Coxhlan
and Jerry Brsen, all OF Devils Lake, Dak.
BCTITrANY, Register.
Smith 4 Wilder, Attorneys. -:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26
p G TIFFANY. s.s......

Land Once at Grand FORKS, DAB, March Z, 1857
Notice IL hereby given that the foliovins.aAasd ~.
tier has nled notice Of his intention 70 make dual
proof In support Of his claim, and that nd peoolvul
10 made before tho land Officers at Grad Eorks. DIT.
on April IL. 1857. viz: SIMON G ERICKSON, 6or ths
M neN soc 10. and w nwN sc II. l63, : 8.
tinuous residence upon aud cultivation Of IA isnd:
Christophsr Thompson, Tostsn Brudsrssah, Hans Rus.
tom. Andrew Peterson, all Of Devils LAks, b I.
sos &c TIvvAMY, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26

Land Once at Grand Forks, Oak. March 9. lss7.-
Notice 10 hereby given that the follswing.naned sseslsr
has Aled notice Of his intention TO make 6nal peoof.
In support Of his claim. and that sid proof viii b
made before p J McClory, judge and sxoacio clerk Of
ne probate court Of Ramsey county q Devils lAks.
for tho va SEC Z. town La, range ~.
He naules the following witnesses 70 prove hk con
i!nuou. residence upon. and cultivation Of. sald land:
Peter kjelberson, Matthias Vansen, Thom p Thonp.
son, An,und Bergsvsnison. all Of Devils Lake, DIT.
- D @ TIFFANY, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26
PUBLIC NOTICE
IS HEREBY GWEN.

T,nAr SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
] ceived At the once Of the County Clerk Of Ramsey
county, Ds!.t., up 70 Monday, AP!ri! :, lss7; 70 =
held on that day, for the awarding Of contracts TO the
lowest responsible bidders for the maintenance Of the
poor persons who may become . county charge for
this ensuing year, beginning April 4, lsS7, and ending
April 4, 1859. Parties bidding to take exclusive cars
Of ths poor, II sick, Outside Of medical Treatment.
The said board Of overssers Of po0r reserve The right
10 reject proposals Of any penon they know or believe
TO b unable 10 iulhll their obligations 70 the said poor.
Per order Of the board OF oveueen Of poor.
Dated Devils Lake, u. T., Feb. 10, A. D., 1857.
Ohm A. PERClYAL,
County Clerk.
ny G. W. GREENE, Deputy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the natter Of the estate Of Mods P Wallogsr dscsassd.
All persona having claim: against aid hsls P VA.
ths necessary voucher, to the undsnignsd adniaiasa.
tor u said Qeste. q bis rsstdsues In Minsswsuksa
tim for CREDITOR 70 pssssnt thsir eiains as.:::.."
estate.
Dated the LIST Day Of March, 1857.
z. -: ::::.:s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26
NnA1 PRooy HofId1s

PArNkxf In advance for nnal psoo6i
IN this journal must Be made when No
lice IL handed TO the printer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-26

IAsd Once q Grand Forks, DAk, March II, iss7-
has Aled notice Of his ~inteution 70 rake anal Proof In
support Of hts claim, and that aid proof will b asSs
befOso 7 Saunders. clerk Of district court u Devils
IAke. d I, TN April 25, 1881, viz: EMIL SERGEALlE,
for the ~ seH sec 50 and ~ swlls and sw,5 ssk sse
-. town 1S, range O..
He nance the following witnesses 10 prove his CO.
tinuous reaideuce upnn, and cultivation OF sd laAA.
Lars Johr con, John Anderson, John Ola n. GuseosT
Rleck, all Of Devils Lake, Oak.
ct Nosu, Attorney. NA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
BRNwOOD.

1t is probable that small party Will
take in the Washington excursion this
week.
The falling OF some timbers connected
with the frame work of the beliry at the
public school building made tremendous
racket late Saturday evening.
BenwOOd presents q good field for TEN.
perance work, and viewing the phenomenal
success Of the cause in our neighborlDg
CITY of Bellaire, it is certainly encouraging
10 the opening of like efforts here.
In the saddle contest at tle festival Mr..
Fred Niedermyer, Superintendent OF the
Forge Department, was the successful can
didste. He had $50. 80. His competitor,
Mr.. Lenhardt Gorkstutter, had the sum OF
SlsO65. This contest realized Si3l Oh.
90 the fancy stand the following articles
Esre disposed of by chance A mirror
drawn by Mr.. H. SchEebe on No. l9; doll,
II. Nolte, No. Isl bible cover, Louis Me
bergal, No. %; cake, Mr.. II. Shrebe, No.
81; crazy cushion, Mr.. l.. Siebergal, No.
45; quilt, Mr.. Allie Chapman, No. Al.
In the girls contest for the tidy little
Miss Tillie Warsinskey had $l9.45 and
Miss Helen Fisher $500. The remaining
articlesat this stand will be sold at auction
at the close Of the festival this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
NIur,lprous Liver.

Nav BRrSsWICE, y. J., February u
Wa,; may be a murder WAS committed
last night a, the couUtry residence Of John
n. Ashwell. in Somerset county, near here
Wyckoi; Brown, OF Holman, n farm hand
rluu.oged hy Mr.. Ashwell, was IN love
with Ella LnprieSt. an English girl IN the
hoGSe, and becoming Jealous after having
l.dr 4 proposal 70 her last night which
she REUSED, he deliberately fired revolver
a, h.r face. she ran out toward the
kitchen. he following and firing AGAIN:
The GrSt shot struck her in the face and
lodged in her neck The second entered
her back below tie shoulder. Brown
Iul,ir 10 attempt to escape and was arrest
~L Iiv gave no explanation ct his act.
Nj llpriest Is still alive. The bullets
hIv" not vet been extracted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
MOTSDSNII.LE.
Religious Notes-GenerGl Local SewG-
Personal aud General.

Religious Notes-GenerGl Local News
Personal and General.
Sg'eiR TifJrGm 10 ibC Sunday Esgis'r.
MnyNDSvILLE, February 25.-Special
revival services will be held at Band OF
Hope this evening. President Rhinehart,
OF Wheeling \. NJ. c. A, will he present.
The Home Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church gave SOCIAL at the
residence OF Mr.. John SchuIIacher Thurs
day evening, which was well attended.
Ten cents was charged at the door, which
entitled YOU to all the festivities aud en-
tcrtainmcat Of the evening The amount
realized was Sl5.
Miss DillUn's elocut!oDary entertain
ment Saturday night certainly eXcelled
anything of tho kind that Mcundsville has
ever had. Her rendition of Greed OF the
Bells deserves special mention. 1t is
sincerely to he hoped that Miss Dillon can
be prevailed upon 10 give another recital
in the near future.
The Board Of Directors of the West Nir-
GINA Penitentiary met in regular month
ly meeting on Thursday The guards
the coal used at the prison was awarded To
Capt. J. +. Israel.
Services were held in Trinity Episcopal
Church on Ash Wednesday. Special ser
vices will be held each Wednesday evening
during Lent and each evening from April
, TO : inclusive.
Our wharf is in a terrible condition
Coal haulers find it almost impossible to
deliver the coal that comes on account Of
the wharf being SO muddy.
Captain Charlie Dunlap, the popular =.
& O, Master Of Transportation, was circu-
lating among his friends here this week.
John X. Lindsey celebrated his forty
fifth birthday on Wednesday with din
ner party.
Chas. Bardall aud wife have gone TO
housekeeping in the Third ward, residence
opposite J. Alex. Ewing. Esq.
Alex. Purdy, Assistant Paymaster on the
Ohio River road between PaTkershurg and
1T. Pleasant, is visiting here.
Dir. Geo. W. Miller has disposed of \
half interest in his nursery TO ]. NJ. War
field, of Summerville, q.
Miners are at the work at Union coal
works hOisting coal, which finds ready
sale.
Miss Grace Jones, of nillie's Bottom,
was the guest OF friends here last week.
Chas. Hendershot, Of the Ohio River
road, spent Sunday at hons.
Geo. G. knight has improved his paint
store by adding a new front.
Circuit Court conveneS Monday, March
:, with lengthy docket.
Services in st. Xavier Roman Catholic
Church Sunday.
The Fan on the Bristol Co, will visit
this place soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
ATorpsdo IGoat Model.

WASHINGTON, D. C., February u
) working model of a torpedo boat of nov
el design was exhibited to the members OF
tbs House Naval Committee yesterday by
the inventor, Gen. Berdan. The boat is
Intended 10 do effective service IN cases
where other forms OF torpedoes have failed,
that il. where the craft attacked Is pro
r,cted by network OF chains suspended
hsyOnd the hull by spars. The model Is
that of a vessel 100 feet in length, 2o feet
breadth and 10 feet in depth, and intended
Ia attain 4 speed Of - 6-l0 knots an hour
4 feature Of this craft consists OF pair oi
nraSs tubes arranged vertically on the sides
and opening downward, capable OF firing
tornedoes containing POO pounds OF dyna-
mite or other high explosives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
BELI.AIRE.

Dr. Evans, Of Cincinnati. is in the city.
Two drunks were run in on Saturday
night.
Sebastian Fabrey fell ai.d fractured his
! right arm.
An infant child Of Benjamin Turner was
buried yesterday.
Several priests will be- the guest of Rev
$. B. Gull to-day
Miss Mary Hart will leave shortly ior
California 10 live.
Father Beinadinc will preach nj High
Mass this morning.
All ST johns school children were at
confession yesterday.
Will White, the ball player, talks Of
going 10 Europe before long.
The admission to the school entertain
ment will be 10 and 20 cents.
The dances of the Union club, ON Sat.
urday night, was well attended.
Rev. Mr.. Lee preached last night on the
Rise and Progress of the A. NJ. r. church.
Ienien services will be- held 10 the Epis-
copil Church each Friday afternoon at I
o'clock
woman who has been running
"bawdy" house west Of town has been
arrested.
To-day the school teachers Of Barnes
vile, twelve III number, will visit our
public schools.
Robert Hutchinson, cngriyer nj the Bel
mont Glass Works. has accepted = position
at Rochester, Pa.
Rev. X. NJ. Brown preached his farewell
sermon in the Second Prc-by yierian Church
yesterday morning, 10 a large audience.
Yesterday afternoon Major Camp held q
largely attended Temperance me'iing IN
the Elysian theatrr. II MAS ia ia. inter
est OF railroad employe-.
During Lent on all Tuesday evenings m
instruction will be given ia 81 Johns
Church, followed by Benediction Of the
Blessed Sacrament. On Friday evening
Stations" OF the Way Of the Gross"
will be the eIercise.
The high wind on Saturday night aud
yesterday, reduced great many cbimneys
aud upset not few small building. about
town. freight car standing on the side
track near the National glass works was
nnroofed but no serious damage of any
kind il reported.
The Forty Hour Devotion begin. in 81
Johns Church nt the High Mas, this
morning aud will close on Tuesday. Rev.
Father BernaIine, a Pa@sionisi priest, Of
Pittsburg. and Father Callahan will a~ist
the Rev. Pastor Father Gull IN tbe~e eser-
cises. Confession will be heard beginning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
AN EXTRA SESSION.
The Governors Authority and Possible
Action In the Matter.

From Gs Cincinnati Enquirer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February 90
The Legislature adjourned last night, and
to-day the members packed their grips,
shook off the mud Of the city from their
feet and hied them to their rural homes TO
explain, if they can, why they did this and
why they did not do the other. So rapidly
did the exodus take place that this morn
ing when the petition asking the Governor
to call an extra session Immediately was
circulated, not more than One-half the
members were IN the city, and some OF
these here would not sign it. That an
extra session is necessary there is no doubt.
So much time, especially on yesterday, was
wasted i'll mOnEeying with the Senatorial
muddle that several bills of vital import
ance, chiet Of which was the Appropriation
bill, were not passed, and unless the
whercwithal for greasing the wheels of
Government is forthcoming the machinery
will have to stop.
Though the call for an extra session
failed to get the necessary thrce-iths sig
natures, the Governor iavorS an extra StS-
sion, and said few days ago that should
the Legislature adjourn without passing
the appropriation bill, he would call it
together again in April When asked to-
day what he would DO in the matter he
said he saw no reason for changing his
mind. There is difference of opinion re-
garding the ability OF an extra session 10
continue the hallOting for United States
Senator, though most Of those asked about
il to-day were OF the opinion that il could
not. One Of the officers of the State gov
ernment, and warm adherent OF Governor
Wilson, said To your representative that
the extra session could only lrgiSlate on
those subjects recommended hy the Gov
eTnOr.
QucStion-Would the Governor recon-
mend Il renewal OF the balloting for Sena-
tOI?
Answer with smile that was child
like and bland Not much. 4 question
has been raised regarding the Governors
ability to appoint Senator Ia I'LL q vatan-
cy caused by failure on the part Of the
Legislature to elect. And one Of the ablcst
constitutional lawyers of the State says he
cannot. hut, so far rs have able to asceT-
tain, he stands alone on this question, 4
large number OF lawyers saying he can; that
the phrase in the constitution saying
the Governor shall appoint should q
vacancy occur has also heen con-
struCd to mean where vacancy exists.
4, Ill II,
point, and it was for that reaScn that he
SO bitterly opposed the election OF the
Democratic nominee. His ability to ap-
point was also believed in by the members
of the Legislature, and the only reason
some OF the Republicans wanted Camden
elected was because they feared the ap-
pOintmeut of free trader by the Gov
ernor. 1t may be safely predicted that
there will be an appointment, and il the
appointee is rejected by the Senate Gov
ernOr Wilson will have done all he could
to make q United States Senator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
Will Hang To-Day.

HEEEIlER. y. Y, February 2I.-ln
every pulpit heEe to-day allusion was made
% the case Of MrS. Druze, who Is to be
banged to-mofrow, and the hope was gen
rralIy expressed that the prOceeding would
%" ay,r,e,L Mrs DrGzs has passed most
O.. the day in tears. TeleguIms have been
sent from here by scores today requesting
la- Governor to commute her sentence. IL
'1taSp!res that Governor Hall appointed a
medical commission abOut two weeks ago.
IL report Is jus: made public and IS u the
r,:e,t that Ms Druze WAS sane at tne
tine she committed the murder and Is
Ntli sane. ca the strength Of this report
Governor Hill will refuse 10 interfere Wild
The execution OF the Law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
Mnrnnth. Third AHenne.

NEW YORK, February 27.-The Eoard
of strikes and Arbitration. OF District
Assembly -, has passed a resolution 10
make a vigorous opposition 10 the Third
Ay,nu, Railroad Company for refusing to
grant the Saturday half holiday to the
mechanics IN its employ. They propose to
have picket stationed along the road to
report al members of labor organizations
found riding on the cars. The members
OF ~ who may ne found riding on the cars
wiii be fined and the fines will he devoted
70 paving the pickets. The picEets Will
4i>1 be instructed 10 report all StoreSeeperS
Vim may nc seeu riding on the cars, and
b.vrnrt will b- directed against them un-
le,, they de>i>t from patrOnlzlng the ruad
alter due notification.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
She Was "Dauntless."

SANDY Hook, \. j., February II
The YACHT Daunt!ess, which is to have
transatlantic race with the yacht Coro,
No, while on her trial trip to-day, and
= hon south Of the highlands and of Mon
r,o,ib ly bach blew away her main Jib, hut
- mother = hen of the Hook. There was
a heavy sea and the wind blowing gaie'
hut the Dauntless seemed 10 uO 'e''A'N
ably well, ,..,,- 30 ross nv
the Hook. but the wind add ebb tide were
too much for her. snd she went outsiue
again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
NJ GuiItN.

>...a r fgr.al 's 'tS Register.
HAEEI~vULE RIRrHIE Gu, W. Va,
February The trial Of John F.
Wooft,r. charged with anon, ended in q
tr,ii.t ct not guilty to-day. The jury
wlS out about ten minutes. The act with
which he WAS charged WAS committed on
'l- 9lth OF October, l~~5, and although
hr always maiutline, innocence, there
Was a chain of circumstances that seemed
70 hold him ~ the guilty party. The
trial caused great excitement Throughout
the couoty, and each day aS the case pro
r-,,lei the court house WAS literally pack
Cd Tue verdict was ~ anticipated, aud
thus Mas young man "f ability and
sterling character freed from suspicion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
Want No DsfenSes.

PHTLADELPHIN, February 21.-The
Executive Committee of the Universal
Peace Union, which Eas been in session
here for three DAYS, has sent a e0mmuni-
cation to Congress protesting against the
appropriation OF large sums for coast de-
fense on the ground that they are being
urged chiefly by persons interested in the
contracts for construction of ordinance,
etc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
Fire And Water.

Srsfitl TJlsgrdm 70 ks RsgtSfT.
CLARKsBCRG, W. VA, February II
Last evening the LItSletter Hotel, near
the depot at this city, was destroyed by
fire a. we'll IS tine residence Of II. Crum-
r,;t,. Ioss about s., $40, which WAS partial
lv covered by insurance.
There is every indication this evening
,bat there will be rs large freshet in the
West Fork river and Elk Creek by TO NOR
ROW morning rs there was a few weeks
Iumber meu are making ample Prepara-
lions in case Of an emergency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-28
Good Result. In Every Cas<. .

u. A. Bradford. Wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that be was
seriously afflicted with n ryere cold that
settled on his Iungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit Bcing induced 10
try Dr.. Kings New Discovery Tor Con-
sumption, did 30 and was entirely cured
by use Of few bottles. Since which time
he has used il in his Iamily for all Coughs
and Colds with best results This Is the
experience Of thon,ands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan * Co.'S Drug
.iofe